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Meiji's Green Tea & Red Bean Ice-Cream

By Edel San
Daughter and I got lucky last week when we dropped by at Jash Mart along Wilson Street, Greenhills because the "kuya" there informed me that "me new stocks ng meiji ice-cream." Wow!

*** I wasn't able to take a photo of the freezer because its not allowed

And here's what we got ...



Actually, its a choice between the Green Tea and the Hokkaido Milk Ice-Cream. I just told daughter that since I'm the one paying, I get to choose the flavor-- hahaha. Bad mommy!



I love the flavor! This is not the commercialized green tea that tends to be sweet. This one is really green tea-ish! The subtle hint of bitterness was gently coated by the sweet red beans. Blends perfectly well. A canister /pint of Meiji Ice Cream costs P250.00 only. Yum!

I remember Haagen Daz' green tea ice cream tastes bitter but I got addicted to it eventually. This one tastes just right.

Will try the hokkaido milk and dark chocolate this week. Shhhhhh, I'm gonna surprise daughter. ;)



Jash Mart
Wilson Street, San Juan
(a few steps away in front of McDo)
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  1. Unknown6:31 PM

    I love ice cream having a little fragrance of coffee in it. I don't know whether you tried it or not but I'm definitely gonna try this green tea ice cream for sure. I think it is worth trying. Thanks for the blog post.

    Regards,
    Finn Felton
    Kopi Luwak

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    1. Edel San8:36 PM

      Yes, definitely worth trying. :)

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  2. Unknown1:50 PM

    Pint lang 250 na? Yikes! How was the Hokkaido milk flavor? and the dark chocolate?

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    1. Edel San1:53 PM

      The Hokkaido milk was creamy .. wasn't able to try the dark chocolate though.. and sadly, the grocery is closed already.

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